Other ways to support the FEB Alumni Network

It is a great help for our students when an experienced professional shares knowledge and experience. It teaches students more about what goes on in day-to-day practice and prepares them for the job market. 

Giving a guest lecture is a great way to pass on your knowledge as a feb alumnus. In addition, it gives you a chance to inspire the new generation of economists and business specialists and make them enthusiastic about your company and your specific field. 

Please contact our alumni officer Susanne Klinkers if you are interested in giving a guest lecture.

Becoming a mentor is a meaningful experience for both the mentor and their mentees. As a mentor you will function as someone who gives advice to less experienced professionals or students. By guiding a student or early-career alumnus, you help them explore their career options, build confidence, and develop as young professionals. At the same time, mentoring strengthens your own network, broadens your perspective, and sharpens your interpersonal skills.

For the faculty, it is crucial to continuously renew and improve our education and research. Therefore, we involve alumni in steering groups and committees that deal with faculty developments and policy making. Our alumni provide counsel and valuable feedback on our faculty direction, curriculum, career readiness and reputation. 

Please contact our alumni officer Susanne Klinkers if you are interested in getting involved.

Offering internships to our students is a meaningful way of supporting the FEB Alumni Network and faculty as a whole. Alumni can make a big difference by helping students on the right career path. Internships give our students the opportunity to put their theoretical knowledge into practice. More importantly, they learn about their own interests and drives. You can advertise a vacancy on the FEB Alumni Network platform.